Diffusive wave approximation to the shallow water equations: Computational approach
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Collier, N.
Radwan, H.
Dalcin, L.
Calo, Victor
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2011Type
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Collier, N. and Radwan, H. and Dalcin, L. and Calo, V. 2011. Diffusive wave approximation to the shallow water equations: Computational approach, pp. 1828-1833.
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Procedia Computer Science
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Department of Applied Geology
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We discuss the use of time adaptivity applied to the one dimensional diffusive wave approximation to the shallow water equations. A simple and computationally economical error estimator is discussed which enables time-step size adaptivity. This robust adaptive time discretization corrects the initial time step size to achieve a user specified bound on the discretization error and allows time step size variations of several orders of magnitude. In particular, in the one dimensional results presented in this work feature a change of four orders of magnitudes for the time step over the entire simulation. © 2011 Published by Elsevier Ltd.
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